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From on-site training to online courses – new formats for financial stability and statistics as an example
A wide range of topics, including statistics and financial stability, are being offered online in varying formats – individual course units or modular courses that build on each other.
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New: online courses on cash management
Automation, digitalisation, process optimisation, pandemic preparedness, counterfeit money – all issues that have a bearing on cash management. Our new online courses address these topics and more.
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Despite difficult conditions, EU-funded twinning project with Bank of Albania successfully completed
The Bundesbank took a fully active part in this project. Experts involved describe their personal impressions.
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EU-funded programme for the Western Balkans – preparation for phase II
If everyone pulls together, even complex projects can run smoothly and successfully.
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Wie soll der Campus auf dem Gelände der Deutschen Bundesbank an der Wilhelm-Epstein-Straße in der Zukunft aussehen? Details zu den sechs eingereichten Entwürfen finden Sie hier.
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Danish krone available as first foreign currency in T2S
On business day 29 October 2018 the Danish krone successfully became the first foreign currency to be made available for settlement in TARGET2-Securities (T2S).
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Central bank dialogue: the new normal
The new online courses have been up and running for three months. Marcus Haas, advisor on banking supervision, gives us a personal insight into the new normal.
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New online courses in first half of 2022
Confirmation of dates and topics of new online courses.
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High-level policy workshop on the topic of non-performing loans
High-level experts from the ESCB, the European Commission, and the central banks and national competent authorities of the Western Balkans met in Frankfurt at the end of February to discuss the topic of non-performing loans from both a microprudential and macroprudential perspective.